studies and popular culture have spun clouds of myth around the violent collection collision of native americans and the ongoing, irrepressible, unstoppable western march of the new american nation. it has fallen to historian peter cozzens to set the world straight. is a goodis weeping read. amazon has declared it to be one of 2016.p books the story of standing bear, the chief who rode out of his village to talk with the soldiers who had come to completely surround it. he is holding forth the piece metal he had been given a short time before by president lincoln in washington. standing bear was shot dead in his saddle by a trooper. also the telling of custer s attack on the village in the washy to valley. this was years before little bighorn. custer split his troops to attack on a cold winter night. riding beside custer was a captain named lewis hamilton, the grandson of alexander hamilton. he was shot in the chest and died on the spot. these stories, however compelling,
americans are among those killed along with dutch siblings who lived in new york. in the newsroom, alice gainer, cbs 2 news. a new jersey man narrowly survived the brussels attacks. he was in the airport when the bomb went off. he described the experience to cbs 2 s sonia rincon. reporter: this video taken by a cab driver at the brussels airport captures some of the panic gabriel chan experienced. he had just gotten his suitcase and was looking for his driver when he felt the blast. so strong that the glass came over me and threw me and many people to the ground. all i thought about was my family. reporter: it was a sudden feeling of clarity in the middle of a cloud of debris, confusion. my instincts were just to try to survive. make sure i would get through it and the screaming and the crying just it was deafening. reporter: as soon as he could, he made sure his family knew he was safe. he said, i just went through a lot of things i should never saw in my who
al-qaida or any other known terrorist groups. there s a lot of evidence in this case that doesn t quite make sense so we re trying to be very thohohtful to understand it and make sense of it so we understand the full extent of what we have here. here. the f-b-i also says there is no indication the couple wasart of a larger terror cell.ocal authorities say there is no longer any threat to the public. fox 28 news, along with our sister stations, conducted a national survey on twitter.we wanted to know if you thought the government could keep you safe from acts of terrorism. terrorism.after more than 12- thousand votes were cast, 78- percent told us, no. just 22- percent said they f ft the government could protect them,.thanks to everyone who took part in our online survey. despite the actions of just a few radicalized people, the vast majority of muslimsmsboth here a a around the world are to prevent people from using their religion to justify violent acts? acts?in a sto
the digital fingerprints that were left by these two individuals will take us to their motivation. motivation.today, the couple s landlord allowed media into the suspect s home. on wednesday, officials found thousands of rounds of ammunition and explosives there. today, news crews captured images of baby toys, office supplies and boxes. the couple took their six-month old daughter to her grandmother s house before the attack. the rest of their family says they had no idea the pair were capable of this kind of violence. and less than an hour ago two attorneys for the couple addressed the media - saying that the muslim community does not advocate violence of any kind. law enforcement officials have long-warned that americans could launch attacks in the u-s, acting in sympathy with extremists using propaganda. the islamic state in particular has urged commit violence in their countries.the f-b-i has now established a national hotline they want americans to call if they have any
cbs 2 news continues to follow the latest developments stemming from the mass shooting that left 14 dead and 21 wounded in san bernardino california. california.law inforcement officials are now saying tashfeen mailk, one of the shooters and the wife of fellow conspirator syed farook, plegeded alliegence to isis and the group s leader on facebook.those messages were posted under an alias, and then deleted right before the attacks.family members of the shooters say they re still shock that they would do something like this. so many things i asked myself. i ask myself if i had called him that morning or the night before, asked him how he was doing, what he was up to.if i had any inclination, maybe i could have stopped officials say there s no indication yet whether isis directed or ordered the attack. both tashfeen malik and syed farook were both wednesday s shooting is triggering memories for a lot of people in johnson county. 24-years ago, grad student gang lu went on a shoo